Greetings Kelly!
Tripe, pig's feet, scouse, kidneys? (LOL) Or do you mean the choccies?
I don't think these are lyre-back, but the're pretty little things.
I liked that seriously knackered one too. It's just begging for some leather and fresh nails.
That owl is saying "I HATE peeping toms!" I've heard owls here, but only saw one once ...I think. It was just shy of dark and could have been a...
That's the stuff. It's a carcinogen, so keep it off your hands if you can, but that's the stuff.
That art by the yard painting on top is no loss, no matter what. I'd look up ways to chuck that part off of there and see if you luck out.
Unless it was made during the War rather than before, and they were using what they had handy.... That happened here in the US often enough....
I can't see much from here. Are you sure the one with the dark stone doesn't say 18Ct HGE? The marks in your photos aren't legible, and generally...
Oddly the amethysts look to be the most recent stringing.
I've remade single screwbacks before, but not that way. Cheap costume that was only a single yes, 14k no.
The mark. It's new enough that I've never run into it.
I've never seen dye come off agates. Cheap tat yes, but not the agates. You could try vinegar and see what it does, or if you're living...
Egyptian souvenir painting on papyrus for sure.
It looks like a dyed agate.
Thirded. No mechanical cleaners for antique jewelry.
Yep. It's one of those funny backward-acting safety catches from about 1910-1920. The smooth flat part of the catch is where it was usually...
Same here. That funky clasp disappeared after WWI. I'd have this tested; if the stones are diamonds or another white rock odds are the gold is...
That's not one I've ever seen. Too new. Nice necklace.
That looks like a chocolate-covered cream puff, aka evil. (Googled it. Yeppers.) Now I want one! And a stroopwafel. And one of those evil...
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